Hi, I have a hp touchpad and no other charger will work on it. Do i have to have this hp charger or should any androin charger work? Thanks a lot
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I tried to charge with the Android ones but didn't work.so I got this one and it is working perfectly fine
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You need to get the HP one. The voltage is non-standard. I tried many other chargers and none of them worked.
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It is charging my rooted HP Touchpad running Android as I type this, but pretty much all chargers that output 5v1A do so. It's possible that the people saying it doesn't charge are running the stock operating system. I wouldn't expect anything except the OEM charger to work if it's not running Android.
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Any standard USB charger should work. The safest choice of course is to use notebook or PC USB port for charging while you use the computer for some work.
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I have a Lenovo Ideapad P470, and it works fine. I have to fiddle a little bit with the computer/charger connection, but other than that, it's great.
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Do you have your original charger if so check the voltage output it should be around 19 v and 3 amps. if the voltage matches then you will be fine. If you don't have the original then go online and look up specs from hp. And then it will tell you the charging specs and if they match it's good. a charger can be a lower voltage then specified but it will charge slower. You don't want the amps to be higher then your or8ginal
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I bought it for an HP laptop. Works great. Bought one for my wife's laptop too. Another HP.
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Yes, to your questions. If you look on your original AC charger it list two parts numbers. One is the original HP number for the one that came with your computer and the second number is if you can't find the OEM part. You will need a magnifing glass to read it.
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This is not a definite answer, but most older HP laptop's have the same charging port, so it should work with your laptop. I googled some pics of the laptop and it looks right. Not positive though.
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I don't know for sure but I think the HP touch screen is a capacitance sensor. If it is, then this stylus should not work
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I think so. I believe the charger killed mine. I returned the HP & got an Asus instead!
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That's a good question... and one that I can't really answer easily. What I can tell you is that this charger does work with the X10 Airpad Android Tablet. It turned out that the 2.5 mm Adapter plug was a real sticking point with that tablet since the OEM didn't allow the USB to either power or recharge the tablet. Sorry I can't give you more information - I do wish you luck. I know how frustrating this can be - I looked for 3 weeks and ended up order 4 different things - only two worked for me... but it was cheaper to keep them than send them back. Cheers mate!
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The charger you have should work fine . Mine does . I have had mine for quite a while !....still works fine .
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Wanda- I have this charger and use it on a brand new HP Envy 15" (not sure of the model). It does work and comes with a variety of plugs and connectors. It is smaller (thinner) than the standard charger but that comes with a price. Even at 90 watts it is under powered for a quad core laptop. It runs hot and if I am really challenging the processors I will get drop-outs (for lack of a better word) where the charger just can't keep up with the load. It's not enough to reject the charger but you have to be aware that it can't do what it's big brother does. I would prefer a 120 watt charger but this one works for travelling. I would probably give it 3-1/2 stars. Good luck!! Wanda- I have this charger and use it on a brand new HP Envy 15" (not sure of the model). It does work and comes with a variety of plugs and connectors. It is smaller (thinner) than the standard charger but that comes with a price. Even at 90 watts it is under powered for a quad core laptop. It runs hot and if I am really challenging the processors I will get drop-outs (for lack of a better word) where the charger just can't keep up with the load. It's not enough to reject the charger but you have to be aware that it can't do what it's big brother does. I would prefer a 120 watt... » Read More Wanda- I have this charger and use it on a brand new HP Envy 15" (not sure of the model). It does work and comes with a variety of plugs and connectors. It is smaller (thinner) than the standard charger but that comes with a price. Even at 90 watts it is under powered for a quad core laptop. It runs hot and if I am really challenging the processors I will get drop-outs (for lack of a better word) where the charger just can't keep up with the load. It's not enough to reject the charger but you have to be aware that it can't do what it's big brother does. I would prefer a 120 watt charger but this one works for travelling. I would probably give it 3-1/2 stars. Good luck!! « Show Less
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The touchstone charges in a completely different way so it's worth a try. Also, before you toss your other charger, try again but using a different HP branded cable. I've had the same issue where it wouldn't charge with a Samsung cable.
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There are at least two different sizes of charger fittings used by HP.. It is impossible to tell without actually matching up both the computer and the charger.
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look on the battery or in the battery compartment, it will tell you the volts and amps you need to charge your laptop. older hp's usually take the 90 watt chargers but I think these chargers are self-regulating with the volts and amps. check the manufactures website for model number. good luck
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No actually, no problems that way at all. The only problem I have experienced is that while on-site at a clients I realized I forgot my charger and there wasn't a place in the land that could offer a replacement or a generic option! Why its not a standard HP charger cable I don't know!! But no fan problems. If anything I find it so much quieter than any laptop I've had before.